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[[File:Arena Sparta 2021 logo.jpg|250px|left|thumb|Logo of '''Arena Sparta'''.]] '''Arena Sparta''' is a Lucha Libre venue founded by Arturo Verdugo, Joan Lara, Jaim

|debut= [[2009]], Arena Coliseo de Guadalajara ...of the state of Jalisco twice, regional lightweight champion of the Azteca Arena

|signatureMoves=[[Rana]], [[La de a Caballo]], [[La Casita]] ...rrueta, Arena Tarascos Montañés and private events in the region mostly in sports fields and auditoriums in Apatzingán, Paracho, and Toreo. Considers [[El

|nicknames=La Niña Universal |debut=[[October 15]], [[2016]] - [[Arena Universal]]

|family=[[Espectrito II]], [[La Parkita (original)|La Parkita]] (brothers), [[La Hija de Espectrito]] (daughter) ...ginal)|Mascarita Sagrada]] - [[August 6]], [[1994]] - [[Los Angeles Sports Arena]], [[Los Angeles]], [[CA]], [[USA]]

{{aline|[[1994]]|hair|[[Super Delfin]]|[[SATO]]|[[Osaka Rinkan Sports Center]] - [[Osaka]], [[Japan]]}} ...|hair|[[El Justiciero|Justiciero]]|[[Tony Cirio]]|[[Arena Coliseo Coacalco|Arena Coliseo - Coacalco, Mexico State]]}}

...nor the memory of Gustavo "Pytochis" Rangel Machuca, local businessman and sports enthusiastic who supported lucha libre events for decades. It was presented {{CiberneticoLine|[[La Maquina]]|[[Proximo]]|}}

|debut=[[December 18]], [[2011]] - [[Arena Coliseo Chihuahua]] [[Chihuahua]] |signatureMoves=[[Powerbomb]], La Bonnamortina

|nicknames=La Hija de Quetzalcóatl |debut=[[March 13]], [[2010]] - La Villa Olímpica, [[Cd. Victoria]], [[Tamaulipas]]

...[[Briosa]] & [[Neftaly]]|[[Pantera Sureña]] & [[Wendy]]|[[Gimnasio Juan de la Barrera]] - [[Mexico City]]}} {{aline|[[1993]]|hair|[[Brazo de Oro]]|[[Popitekus]]|[[Pista Arena Revolución]] - [[Mexico City]]}}

...[[Lucha Libre (magazine)]], Luchas 2000, and [[Box y Lucha]]. Reporter in sports dairies such as Hidalgo Deportivo and Estadio. Began as sports journalist in 1940, writing texts for [[Arena Afición]] organized by don [[Francisco Flores]]. His brother, Juan Manuel

:[[1964]]: [[La Yaqui]] ...y Mendoza]] & [[Dorrel Dixon]]|[[René Guajardo]] & [[Katsuhisa Shibata]]|[[Arena Mexico]]}}

:[[2006]]: [[La Bandida]] {{aline|[[2002|2002]]|hair|[[Raul Guerrero Jr.]]|[[Judas el Traidor]]|[[Arena Lopez Mateos]] - [[Tlalnepantla]], [[Mexico State]]}}

{{aline|[[1991|1991]]|hair|[[Babe Richard]]|[[Símbolo]]|[[Arena Coliseo]] - [[Mexico City]]}} ...]|hair/mask|[[Veneno]] & [[Violencia]]|[[Mr. México]] & [[Poder Mexica]]|[[Arena México]] - [[Mexico City]]}}

<!-- fill in categories from La Arena --> |debut=[[July 29]], [[2000]] - [[Aiichi Sports Center]] - [[Nagoya]], [[Japan]]

...ning a Battle Royal. He won the title on [[May 27]]th, [[2017]] in Domo de la Deportiva Ciudad Jardin, Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl, Estado de México. {{TitleDefenseIffy|-|Principe Azteca|[[1971]].[[07.04]]|[[Arena Lopez Mateos]]}}

CMLL trains future and current luchadors in it's [[Arena Mexico]] headquarters. Classes take at different times during the week. ...training currently starts as early as 14 years old. Much like competitive sports, the best at each age level are encouraged to continue training in more adv

<!-- fill in categories from La Arena --> |maestro=[[Felipe Ham Lee]], [[Fantasma de la Quebrada]]

{{aline|[[1976]]|hair|[[Demonio Blanco]]|[[El Nazi]]|[[Arena Coliseo]] - [[Mexico City]]}} {{aline|[[1978]]|mask (1)|[[Serpiente]]|[[Maya Azteca]]|Arena Santa Marta}}

<!-- fill in categories from La Arena --> |debut=[[September 22]], [[1989]] - [[Arena México]]